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Be glad it was just a ding. My dealership just about totaled mine when it was in for the 4th or 5th warranty brake job, and to fix interior squeaks and rattles for about the same time.

 

Their lot tech drove it into the bay, and crushed the passenger side from bumper to bumper. I only found out about it after not hearing from the dealership for an entire day. I called, and asked, "Why is it taking so long for a damn brake job?" She says, "Oh, they didn't tell you?" .....

 

OMf'nG .... :banghead:

 

To top it all off, when I got the truck back, I parked it in the sun when I got home, and it looked like a 3D movie! Swirl marks jumping out all over. Had to bring it back and have someone with a clue buff it out. Never seen anything so bad in my friggin life!!

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Filled up today and got a shock when I clicked over to the total miles screen

 

 

Ryan

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Filled up today and got a shock when I clicked over to the total miles screen

 

 

Ryan

That thing is still an infant.

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Filled up today and got a shock when I clicked over to the total miles screen

 

 

Ryan

What is the highest mileage car/truck you have owned? It really isn't that scary. Edited by SnakeEyes
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That I have personally owned would have been my 2000 impala I bought back in 04. I sold it with 115K i think. My truck is second at 89K (owned for 9.5 yrs).

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That I have personally owned would have been my 2000 impala I bought back in 04. I sold it with 115K i think. My truck is second at 89K (owned for 9.5 yrs).

My truck would probably be at the same mileage if it wasn't in and out of the body shop for the past 3 months
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I still have my idatalink, I would have let it go for cheap.

If i knew that 3 weeks ago it would have saved a few bucks on this birthday install. Was it the Rr?

 

Also im having an odd overheat issue. Havent got it above 236 yet. Gets hot with grille assembly on, take the entire assembly off and everything runs like normal

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Billet grill? Can't run mine in summer pulling too restictive.

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If i knew that 3 weeks ago it would have saved a few bucks on this birthday install. Was it the Rr?

 

Also im having an odd overheat issue. Havent got it above 236 yet. Gets hot with grille assembly on, take the entire assembly off and everything runs like normal

Yes. No one here ever responded to the ad, I kind of forgot I still had it until I read your post.

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Found why my fans arent working

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